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... ForbFs Robertson orill bring hi~s season at tlh Lycooeun; to a closo ;on Saturday week, when, a lso, the Adelphit i and Drury Lane shut for pantomnime prepara- tions. On and Off, the piece with svhich the Vaudeville opened to-night, under the direction ...
... Drury-ithe Day Industrial School, 135; and in 62 other schools with which they had agreements, Z877. The gross cost, including Drury-lane and Gordon House, which was only opened for a small portion of the year, was B231., ain¢ n average per annum for each child ...
... Yesterday the Drury Lane Lodge of Free- I mascns, No. 2127, entertained Lord Kitchener of Khartoum at a luncheon at Freemasons' - ITavern after he had concluded his visit to thel Icity. The lodge was opened in the ?? oft i Drury Lane Theatre, whicd is ...
... the Stock E ge WITH THE FREEXAwU.] :_ LM7~'CHW'VO A T I>E7T>.M Lord itchener vf Khao afterwaft io the invitatiza of the Drury-lane Lodg,, I as one of the or i fouder, to Drjy; Theatre, where he was met th o lage - :sonoDic* brethrep. Twe SSirdar it addidm ...
... SIRDAR AND FREEMASONS. Among tile Sirdir's engagements on Thursday wvas a meeting of the Drury Lane Lodge of Freemasons, of n'hicil h e%- was one of tile founders in IL-i;. Ile intended to be present at the lodge held Lt noon in Ifie sfaloon of Drur; ...
... old, reciting Lord Ullin's Daughterat entertainments given by her aunt, the late bliss Sallie Booth, of Theatres Royal, Drury-lane and Covent- garden. She also played the Duke of York with ama- teurs at the St. James's Theatre, and might have starred ...
... all-absorbing subjct eat yanotfime. i3Y wag of preparinz the groundw(ork fer thb production cf The Iotrt, Thieves at Drury Lane, Mr Arthur Collins has announced that he will rend every boy and nirl who may apply fur it a copy of adaritily illustrated ...
... they are ;su epposed to cane from every ill. Is has now ;Ibeen decided also that one oE the pantomime I co uni scents at Drury Lane at Christmas shall 'I he some sort ofI reairsation ol JOhla Leech's pic- ! .nra of the menagerie, in which the cages and ...
... Maldon 1868-74 ?? 175,503 lrt Charles iutlerof the Lodne, Byfleet, and of Messrs Lambert and Butler, tobacco manufacturers, Drury Lane .. . . ?? 7?955 Mr Edward Rider Cook, J.P., of Woodford 1ouse, Woodford Green, Essex, head of the firm of Edvarda Cook and ...
... less sophisticated playgoers; r and its provincial flavour is being much relished this a week by large audiences at the Drury-lane of the c East. Nihilism and the tyranny of the official 8 classes in the dominions of the Czar supply the , more poignant ...
... triumphs and his safe return. Mid-day on Thursday was fixed for the celebration, and Mr. Arthur Collins, the director of Drury Lane theatre, most kindly trans- formed the Grand .baloon into a fine lodge room. lie was able to recall many pleasurable re ...
... and when sheo ropulsed his aduvances, he, with the assistance of Lord 'ohun, sought to carry her od as she was leaving Drury Lane theatre, The aitress's screams drewv a crowd around her, and she - succeeded in reaching her lodgings in Howard-street. ...